Jasmine And Mo-Key-O Whyed

And there you have it.

It's All Relative

Sometimes you see people and they remind you of people you know.

This is my sister in law Meghann on the right.

(Meg: I got this picture off of your blog...hope you don't mind.)Doesn't she look like this girl on the right. Sure, she is black and a contestant on the Amazing Race...but similar, no?I don't watch American Idol but I have been told, and Blake too for that matter, that he looks like this guy. I might be biased but I think Blake is so much cuter.

Maybe one day I will meet my famous twin....I have been told I look like this person but I think that is still up in the air.

An amendment:

My sister in law Meghann informed me that I look like this person...

Here is a picture for reference sake:

It's Like An Orange On A Toothpick.

These days Canon is his own little person. He likes to be in the same room as Laney and Gavin. They think he is "playing" with them but mostly he just rolls around, scoots, and sucks on things. Laney is constantly asking if she can hold Canon. On occasion I will help her and then most of the time Canon knocks her down. He is getting big, and Laney...not so much. If you don't believe me check out Canon's head in comparison to Laney's.But the real question is why would you not want to hold him? He is very lovable.
But Laney is strong (or strong willed. Take your pick)...and evidently has some super human skills.
Off to save the day!

You Can Say That Again.

Today Blake and I were discussing how our kids are just a running commentary of what is going on. They talk non stop. I kid you not. This morning Gavin and Laney had this conversation after Gavin had gone to get a pen from the book Grandma Miller had given them.

G: Laney, your book doesn't have a pen in it.
L: What?
G: Laney, your book doesn't have a pen in it.
L: What?
G: Laney, your book doesn't have a pen in it.
L: What?
G: Laney, your book doesn't have a pen in it.
L: What?
G: Laney, your book doesn't have a pen in it.
L: What?
G: Laney, your book doesn't have a pen in it.
L: What?
G: Laney, your book doesn't have a pen in it.
L: What?

Yep. Gavin said the same thing 7 times in a row. I counted.

I Would Not Advise A Visit

All the kids are sick. It started with Canon (strange...this is the first time he has been sick in 7 mo. We had a good run.), spread to Laney and now it is on to Gavin. It is like we are living inside a giant petree dish. Germs just multiplying before our eyes. There is no stopping it. It is like our own personal version of the movie "Outbreak" except that there is no monkey...and no biting (unless you get Laney really riled up).

Super Domesticated

They're here. Teeth are in. He is eating solids now. So, because of the great depression I decided to make baby food.

Carrots, yams, beans, spinach, beets, and butternut squash are all packaged and in the freezer ready for him to eat.

Look at me "Holly Homemaker"-ing it up.

Beets are freaky looking.

That is all.

Princess 101

I wore this headband to church on Sunday. Gavin asked if Snow White wears a ponytail. He then informed me that "Snow White wears a headband just like mine with a bow, but Snow Whites is red." At least I have moved up on the Disney Character totem pole. Man....Our little boy loves princesses. A lot.

Just so you know. Operation G.I. Joe didn't work.

Easter

We had a good Easter. The annual Easter party was fabulous.We had friends and family over for the hunt.There were baskets and treats for everyone.Some treats were even found on the ground. But...it doesn't make them any less tasty does it?We had games like "guess how many peeps are in the jar."

Aptly named "The Peep Show."
We ate yummy food and had cupcakes.

I really like Easter.

Thanks Panda Express Fortune Cookie For Stating The Obvious.

"You have an unusual magnetic personality."

I Know What Bunnies Like

Today while having breakfast Gavin and I were discussing Easter. Since this is the first year that they get what is happening it has made for some interesting conversations.

Me: On Saturday night we are going to put out a carrot for the Easter Bunny.
Gavin: Why?
Me: I think he will need a snack. Bunnies like carrots.
Gavin: I think that they like strawberries.
Me: No. They just like carrots.
Gavin: I think they like licorice. It's good.
Me: Licorice is good. But I don't think that bunnies like it.
Gavin: Yeah they do. Licorice that tastes like strawberries.
Me: I don't think so.
Gavin: Well we will just have to put it out and see.
Me: OK.
Gavin: We might have to get it out today. Do you know when the bunny comes?
Me: Yep. He comes on Saturday night.
Gavin: We are just going to have to look at Laney's watch and see how long it will be. I think he is coming tonight.

I am not really sure why I bother to disagree with him...he never believes me.

It's A Good Place To Relax

Gavin starts T-ball tomorrow. So, tonight we went to Target to buy him a glove for his practice. As we were looking at gloves Gavin points to the cups and says "I wanna buy some of those bathtubs."

April Fools

I got nothing.

I am not a big one on practical jokes. I don't really like to lie to people, have them believe me, and then come back with a "ha, ha, April fools." Not fun for me and most likely not for the person on the receiving end that was under the impression that they were going to have to run to the hospital because I accidentally swallowed a mouse, while sewing...oh and p.s. I'm pregnant. Do you see why this is not a good holiday? Now you are all just wondering if I put in that pregnant thing as a joke. Or maybe there is some truth to that statement? But you don't want to look stupid asking. But you got to know. Oh April, you smug smug month with all of your tom foolery.